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Wednesday, March 04View In Browser TOP NEWS With Classic upon us, it can only mean one thing: Predictions! With Chinese Taipei and Australia ready to open the tournament in Tokyo (10 p.m. ET, live on FS1), it’s time to see who our staff picked to advance out of pool play, lift the trophy and take home MVP honors. Chasing gold in Classic, Team USA taking inspiration from Olympic legendTeam DR’s starry lineup relishes home-field advantage in historic matchupTeam Italy’s lineup so intriguing Pasquantino’s grandpa can’t stop talking about itAs Classic nears, Netherlands players eager to suit up for new manager, HOFer Jones20 years later, 44-year old Ramirez leading Cuba once again in ClassicLindor plays catch for first time since hamate surgeryWelcome back, Mac! Feeling dad’s spirit, McClanahan makes much-awaited spring startMLB suspends Braves outfielder Profar for 162 games‘I just want to pitch’: Scherzer is all-business as he ramps up for 19th season MORE TOP NEWSPERSONALIZE STORIES  PLAY A SPORCLE BASEBALL QUIZ! MORE FREE GAMES AT MLB PLAY STAFF PICKS How a firefighter led Czech Republic to its first World Baseball ClassicThe life-or-death mentality Martin Schneider embodies as a firefighter helped him become a central figure in Czech baseball history when he pitched in high-pressure situations during the nation’s run to the Classic in 2022. There’s painting the corners … and then there’s thisWhile other nations may be content with a team photographer for the Classic, the Brits are traveling with their own artist. The most wholesome moment of spring so far?After a foul ball sent a Tigers fan over his seats in a failed attempt to catch it, a young Blue Jays fan retrieved the ball and gave it to his elder to make up for the fall. Meet the All-NRI TeamFormer All-Stars and even a potential Hall of Famer are among the most notable non-roster invitees fighting for a job this spring. Stop, drop and … challenge the call?In maybe the most wild ABS challenge we’ve seen so far, Twins catcher Ryan Jeffers caught a pitch on a double steal, tumbled to the ground, challenged the called ball — and won. “Just an average, everyday strike,” he quipped. Last chance to enter!Compete and you could win $5K! Predict the winner of the 2026 World Baseball Classic Bracket Challenge presented by Varilux progressive lenses. Submit your bracket by noon ET. Tigers vs. Dominican Republic at 2 p.m. ETThe exhibition action continues when the Dominican Republic hosts the Tigers at 2 p.m. ET (available in Tigers market).MORE STORIESSCOREBOARD  TB 5 MIN 3 PHI 1 TB 3 LAD 5 CLE 4 SD 4 CWS 3 LAA 7 SEA 6  © 2026 MLB Advanced Media, L.P. MLB trademarks and copyrights are used with permission of Major League Baseball. Visit MLB.com. Any other marks used herein are trademarks of their respective owners. Please review our Privacy Policy. You (peterhovis@icloud.com) received this message because you registered to receive commercial email messages from MLB.com. Please add info@marketing.mlbemail.com to your address book to ensure our messages reach your inbox. If you no longer wish to receive commercial email messages from MLB.com, please unsubscribe  or log in and manage your email subscriptions. Postal Address: MLB.com, c/o MLB Advanced Media, L.P., 1271 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10020.

The Market Moves in Four Stages — Here’s When…

Eric Fry Editor, Smart MoneyDAILY ISSUEThe Market Moves in Four Stages – Here’s When to Move With ItVIEW IN BROWSEREditor’s Note: If the market has felt different lately… more jumpy, less predictable… you’re not imagining it.According to Luke Lango, we’ve entered a new market regime – one dominated by algorithms, high-frequency trading, retail flows, and rapid narrative shifts driven by technology.Volatility isn’t just a temporary phase. Now, it’s the default setting.For decades, investors were told to focus on fundamentals, buy great companies, and hold on for the long haul. That approach still has its place, but it can come with gut-wrenching drawdowns and years-long recovery periods in today’s environment.Meanwhile, some of the market’s biggest gains now tend to occur in concentrated bursts… when a stock shifts from consolidation into what market technicians call “Stage 2,” the advancing phase of a breakout.That’s why I invited Luke to explain this investment method in today’s guest essay…In it, Luke discusses why he believes the volatility isn’t temporary, but structural… why leadership rotates faster than ever… and why identifying stocks as they enter Stage-2 momentum could dramatically improve returns.You don’t have to abandon long-term investing to consider a tactical overlay. But if you’ve felt the market’s whiplash (and wondered whether the old playbook is enough), this perspective is worth your time.Take it away, Luke… There’s a quiet panic spreading through the investing world.It doesn’t show up in headlines. But you hear it in planning offices and investor forums:“Why doesn’t this make sense anymore?”It’s that moment when your watchlist is green at 10:30… red by lunch… and back to flat by the close — and you can’t even point to a single piece of news that explains the entire round trip.Or when a stock reports “good” earnings, sells off anyway, then rips higher two days later — not because anything changed in the business, but because money moved.That disconnect is what’s unnerving people. Not volatility by itself… but volatility that feels unmoored, like the market is reacting to forces most investors can’t see.The media focuses on AI companies and job disruption. But the deeper shift is happening inside the market itself.Stocks move faster. They reverse harder. And they disconnect from fundamentals more violently than at any point in modern history. The strategies that built wealth for decades can still work — but they no longer work the way investors remember.Markets that once moved in days now move in minutes. Sometimes seconds.“Buy great businesses and wait” still works over long stretches. But it now requires enduring drawdowns many investors simply can’t stomach.Algorithms are now the market.They account for roughly 70% to 90% of daily U.S. equity volume. Add a surge in retail participation — with stock cash flows running more than 50% higher last year — and you get a system wired for speed and sharp swings.The human beings you picture on a trading floor — reading tape, making calls, “deciding” what happens next — are mostly the last visible layer of the system.The real decision-making is increasingly automated, happening in data centers where machines react to headlines, prices, and order flow faster than any person can process.That doesn’t mean “humans don’t matter.” It means the first move often happens before humans even agree on what the story is.The average holding period has collapsed from roughly eight years in the 1950s to about five months today.Since COVID, we’ve experienced three bear markets — roughly one every two years.That’s not a temporary phase. It’s structural.And it may intensify. Markets are evolving beyond rule-based algorithms toward agentic AI systems that react to data — and to one another — in real time.So what happens when price and fundamentals drift apart?Blue-chip stocks like Netflix Inc. (NFLX) and Nvidia Corp. (NVDA) have lost 35%, 50%, even 60%+ before recovering.Nvidia alone has endured four major crashes in eight years. The stock ultimately advanced — but holding through those drops required unusual discipline.Most investors don’t “just hold.” They sell low and buy back higher. Loss aversion is powerful — and expensive.Meanwhile, price behavior has grown increasingly detached from business performance. Opendoor Technologies Inc. (OPEN) rallied nearly 1,900% in two months despite deteriorating fundamentals.Zillow Group Inc. (Z), another real estate tech firm with stronger revenue and market position, barely moved.When price decouples from fundamentals, traditional analysis becomes unreliable.Here’s how you operate in a market like this…Recommended LinkBuy a pre-IPO stake in OpenAI with $10OpenAI is gearing up for a historic IPO, and Silicon Valley insider Luke Lango has found a way for you to invest BEFORE the announcement is even made. You don’t need to file any special paperwork… buy shares from a former employee… have a source on the inside – or jump through any other hurdles. Best of all, all you need is just $10 to get started. Stage Analysis: Built for Fast MarketsIn a high-volatility environment, valuation alone isn’t enough. What matters is where capital is flowing now.That’s the foundation of stage analysis, popularized by Stan Weinstein.Every stock moves through four recurring stages:Stage 1: Sideways consolidationStage 2: Breakout and sustained advanceStage 3: DistributionStage 4: DeclineStage 2 is where the money is made.Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR) moved from $9 to over $200 after entering Stage 2.Carvana Co. (CVNA) surged more than 6,000% from its breakout.Stage analysis doesn’t forecast earnings. It identifies when accumulation is already happening and momentum is building.In a market defined by rapid rotations, recognizing a Stage 2 breakout early can mean the difference between chasing a move and positioning ahead of it.The Real Problem: You Can’t Do This ManuallyThere are thousands of publicly traded stocks. At any moment, a small number are transitioning from consolidation into breakout mode.That’s where major gains begin.You won’t catch them by flipping through earnings reports or waiting for a TV segment. By the time they trend on social media, the move is already underway.That’s why my team built a systematic breakout screener, which I reveal during my new free broadcast. It scans more than 3,000 stocks and assigns each a 0-to-5 breakout score based on momentum strength.In historical testing, it flagged eight of 2025’s top-performing stocks before their major advances — including:Hycroft Mining Holding Corp. (HYMC) before a 1,100% runTerns Pharmaceuticals Inc. (TERN) before an 865% surgeAnd Palantir long before it became a mainstream AI storyThe objective is simple: identify stocks as institutional momentum builds — when price and volume confirm something meaningful is happening.Volatility isn’t going away. Leadership will continue to rotate quickly.You can try to keep up manually.Or you can use a system designed for the market we actually have.In my latest free presentation, I walk through how it works, what Stage 2 looks like on a chart, and which stocks are scoring highest right now. I give the name and ticker of one of those stocks away for free. Plus, folks who join me will gain unlimited access to my new breakout stock screener, which they can use to find their own Stage 2 stocks.The market won’t slow down.But you don’t have to fall behind.Sincerely,Luke Lango Senior Analyst, Hypergrowth Investing

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SI:AM | Arizona Clinches Big 12 Title

DAN GARTLAND Good morning, I’m Dan Gartland. Hilary Knight’s game-tying goal against Canada was already one of the greatest moments in U.S. Olympic hockey history, but it’s extra impressive now that she revealed she was playing through a torn MCL during the entire tournament.  In today’s SI:AM:📝 Top 50 NFL free agents🦌 Giannis returns for Bucks⚽ Rose Lavelle interview Wildcats add to trophy case Arizona showed on Monday why it may very well be the best team in men’s college basketball. The Wildcats have been ranked among the top teams in the nation all season long, but they looked vulnerable three weeks ago. After winning their first 23 games, they suffered back-to-back losses to Kansas and Texas Tech. Since then, though, Arizona has proven those losses were just a blip on the radar, winning four games over ranked opponents in the past two weeks. Monday night’s 73–57 win over No. 6 Iowa State was just the latest display of Arizona’s dominance. The Wildcats held the Cyclones to their second-lowest scoring output of the season, while Arizona became just the ninth team this season to score more than 70 points against Iowa State’s own stout defense. The win also clinched the Big 12 regular-season title for Arizona. The Wildcats are 15–2 in conference play with one game left (at Colorado on Saturday night). It’s the third time in the past five years that Arizona has won a regular-season conference title, dating back to its time in the Pac-12. CONTINUE DAN’S COLUMN ON SI Join the SI College Basketball NewsletterSI’s college basketball newsletter delivers insider reporting and can’t-miss stories on the biggest moments from across the country. From weekly previews to in-depth features, it’s your essential guide to staying ahead in the world of NCAA hoops.CLICK TO SUBSCRIBE  The best of Sports IllustratedGiannis Antetokounmpo returned to the Bucks lineup for the first time in five weeks in Monday’s loss against the Celtics. 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